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Colbert’s Final ‘Late Show’ Monologue Interrupted by Bryan Cranston, Paul Rudd to Tease High-Profile Last Guest | Video

Stephen Colbert delivered his final “Late Show” monologue, sticking to business as usual as his famous friends vied to be his last guest.

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Stephen Colbert gives emotional final monologue to ‘Late Show’ viewers

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Stephen Colbert jokes about ‘one upside’ to Late Show ending in final monologue

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Stephen Colbert Hosts Michigan Public Access TV Show Just 24 Hours After ‘Late Show’ Send-Off

Stephen Colbert returned to the airwaves Friday, hosting a late-night program, but it was a little different than CBS’s “Late Show.”

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Stephen Colbert bids farewell with the most-watched 'Late Show' episode

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Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ finale sets a weeknight ratings record

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Stephen Colbert turns final ‘Late Show' into a surreal rebuke of corporate America

In a full-circle moment, Paul McCartney earned the honor of being Colber's final guest.

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Stephen Colbert Ends ‘The Late Show’ with a Personal, Pitch-Perfect Goodbye — That’s All His

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Inside Stephen Colbert’s post-‘Late Show’ plans as talk show comes to a close

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Colbert ends ‘The Late Show’ with emotional monologue

Stephen Colbert delivered his final monologue on 'The Late Show’ on May 21, addressing viewers for the final time from the Ed Sullivan Theater. Colbert told the audience that ‘The Late Show’ staff refer to the show as “The Joy Machine” because “every night,

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Stephen Colbert Explains Why Jan 6ers Probably Won’t Get Money From Trump’s $1.8 Billion Fund | Video

Stephen Colbert takes an "Educated guess" that Jan 6ers won't be the ones to actually get paid from Trump's new fund

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Colbert Pokes Fun at Trump for Not Understanding the Game of Uno: 'I Have All the Cards' | Video

Stephen Colbert spent a large portion of his Monday night monologue celebrating May the 4th with his fellow "Star Wars" nerds, but the "Late Show" host also made sure to find some time to poke fun at President Trump in there,

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Stephen Colbert slams Trump’s $1.8 billion DOJ fund as an ‘all you can fraud buffet’

'Trump just gave himself a get out of jail free card.'